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10 Startups That Received $100k from Steve Case at the Google for Entrepreneurs Demo Day
At yesterday's inaugural Google for Entrepreneurs Demo Day, AOL cofounder and Revolution Chairman and CEO Steve
Ronald Barba
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3 DC Startups Team Up to Create a Platform for Virtual Weddings
Do you love technology and having a digital presence, but don't want to fork over $3,000 for a social media wedding
Ronald Barba
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Post-Accelerator and Growth Funding in Berlin
A couple of weeks ago, a colleague and I went on a trip to Vienna, Austria to deliver a keynote to a state-funded innovation
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Katiri Zuluaga and Springboard Enterprises Are Supporting Female-Led Startups
The video below is part of an interview series we did at SXSW 2014. Our SXSW Startup Celebration was sponsored
Ronald Barba
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Nitrous.IO Raises $6.65M Series A to Build Better Dev Environments
Nitrous.IO, a platform that provides pre-configured development environments in the cloud, today announced that they have
Will Schmidt
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Chicago’s 1871 to Launch FEMtech Startup Incubator to Support Female Entrepreneurs
On Tuesday, Chicago's 1871 announced that it plans to launch 1871 FEMtech, an incubator specifically created to support
Ronald Barba
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Surf, Sun, and Startups – San Diego is Becoming a Major Player: Part 1
San Diego is home to a lot of great things: year-round sunshine, surfing, and some of the best Mexican food you’ll ever
Will Schmidt
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Beijing Startups Take On the Challenge Cup and Win
Starting a new company is hard enough, but when you’re innovating in the most challenging and highly-regulated industries,
Meg Rayford
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Lingua.ly, Winflex, MediSafe Project, and Pink Park Win the Tel Aviv Challenge Cup
With only a handful of regional events left, The Challenge Cup has almost completed its worldwide quest to find the best
Meg Rayford
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primeloop Joins 500 Startups Batch 8 Accelerator
500 Startups today announced the 28 startups that will make up Batch 8 and head into the accelerator program in their new
Will Schmidt
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Aceable, Water Lens, Spot On Sciences and Reaction Win the Austin Challenge Cup
In its first challenge of the New Year, The Challenge Cup rolled through Austin on Friday night. Twenty-eight startups
Meg Rayford
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LivingSocial Now Has 4,000 Employees, $400 Million in Annual Revenue, and Hundreds of Millions in the Bank
LivingSocial's outgoing CEO Tim O'Shaughnessy recently did an interview with Fortune Magazine's senior
Justin Thorp
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7 Things You Should Know About The DC Design Community
DC breeds a culture of creativity. With design agencies, startups, artists and freelancers aplenty, it can be hard to
Stephanie Nguyen
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Berlin is the Place to be for Startups, According to Challenge Cup Participants
“It’s vibrant, super-interesting, diverse, fun, sometimes over-rated, but in general, really great!” That’s how
Meg Rayford
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LivingSocial’s Tim O’Shaughnessy: We’re still a giant startup. We don’t have everything figured out yet.
Not only is Tim O’Shaughnessy anti-breakfast, he’s against the traditional take on whether a startup is, or will be,
Meg Rayford
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AlphaLab Demo Day: 9 Startups Pitch in Pittsburgh
Today, nine startups took the stage in Pittsburgh to pitch their ideas to investors at AlphaLab's demo day.
AlphaLab is a
Kira M. Newman
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Tim O’Shaughnessy on the Difficulties of Startup Growth and What’s Ahead for LivingSocial
Despite the success of LivingSocial and its tremendous growth since the company was first launched in 2009, Tim
Ronald Barba
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LivingSocial CEO Tim O’Shaughnessy Says People and Culture Keys To Success
On Wednesday night in Washington, D.C. Tech Cocktail's CEO Frank Gruber had an opportunity to sit down with Tim
Kristin Pryor
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Spend 3 Months Accelerating Your Startup in Vegas with Progression Labs
Applications are now open for the second class of Progression Labs, an “accelerator-like” program in downtown Vegas that
Kira M. Newman
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Bridge Rounds vs Series A Rounds
The ways startups fund themselves are rapidly changing. In the late 90s you could get started with a little
Danny Boice
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1776 and General Assembly Ring In the New School Year with Football and a Partnership
Drinks flowed (not really), tomato soup appetizer was spilled (by yours truly), and overheard, a philosophical inquiry into
Ronald Barba
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